1952 Franklin

[Danye West]

Guess the grade of this Franklin. It's straight slabbed by NGC.

[MarkFeld]

I'll guess MS67. And, while the bell lines don't look full in the image, often, the lines can look full in hand, but not in images. So a FBL designation would not surprise me in the least.

 

Edited to add: A star designation wouldn't surprise me either.

[Afterword]

I agree with Mr. Feld's assessment.

[clarkbar04]

There's an S there too so I'll say no FBL. But that is pretty amazing, 66/67 quality there.

 

Probably need to add that to your sig line pic.

[jerseycat10]

I'll guess MS66+ FBL

[coinman_23885]

66* shot 67*

[johnny9434]

ms 67

[physics-fan3.14]

I'll grade the color "very attractive, especially for the date."

 

Those pictures tell me absolutely nothing about the luster, strike, or surface preservation of the coin. Thus, I cannot give you a grade estimate based on those pictures.

 

(In other news.... who does your pictures? They show the color well, but aren't really showing the coin well at all, in my opinion)

[Danye West]

I'll grade the color "very attractive, especially for the date."

 

Those pictures tell me absolutely nothing about the luster, strike, or surface preservation of the coin. Thus, I cannot give you a grade estimate based on those pictures.

 

(In other news.... who does your pictures? They show the color well, but aren't really showing the coin well at all, in my opinion)

 

BlueCC

[Danye West]

I'm Frankly (pun intended) flattered by the MS67 and MS66+FBL guesses.

But NGC is a bit less generous. It is a very nice coin with no scratches, just some obverse luster grazes. Thank you all for playing.

[Walkerfan]

Looks like a great premium gem with awesome color and eye appeal.

[clarkbar04]

it is tough to grade a 100% toned coin from photos. I humbly accept my win.